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8 Sequels to Classic Movies You Probably Didn’t Know Existed
Yes, movies such as The Land Before Time or Friday the 13th have produced about 57 sequels each, and we certainly don’t blame you if you’ve lost track of them. We’re avoiding those types here.
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10 Best Futurama Episodes
10 Best Futurama Episodes While we are enormous fans of the greatest animated TV show currently on the air, we will be the first to admit that season 7 (or season 6, depending on
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An Audrey Hepburn Showdown: Sabrina v. Breakfast at Tiffany’s
Sabrina vs. Breakfast at Tiffany’s Two of Audrey Hepburn’s most famous movies are now a part of Netflix’s “Classics” section. It’s our first Netflix showdown, between Sabrina and Breakfast at Tiffany’s. Both movies are
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No Need, Just Greed: Hollywood Remakes Everything
Who will be lining up to see yet another ‘80s remake this weekend when Total Recall hits theaters? Not this guy. I love it when producers try to pass off remakes as “reboots” or “reimaginings” or
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10 Worst Movie Songs of All Time
*sigh*… anyone remember when the Oscar nominated songs were all well-known hits? Seems like those days are long gone. Honestly, can anyone recall which song won “Best Song” within the last five years? It’s
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Andrew recommends Urban Cowboy
We live in a spoiled age of home video. Practically every American movie ever made is now available on DVD. When I was a kid, Urban Cowboy was out of print on VHS. I
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The Dark Knight Sinks: A Second Opinion
I can’t decide who’s more stupid: the citizen of Metropolis, or the citizens of Gotham? Superman’s disguise is a pair of glasses and hair parted on a different side. Even the city’s best investigative
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Best & Worst Singer Acting Debuts
With Rihanna now trying to transition from autotune to CGI, we compiled a list of the best and worst big screen debuts of popular singers. For simplicity’s sake, we don’t count musicals. (Sorry Barbra
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Andrew recommends Pinky
This is an important movie. Highly contraversial in its day, Pinky tells the story of a light-skinned African-American woman named Pinky (Jeann Craine) returning to her home in the Deep South, after living as
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Andrew recommends "Bonnie and Clyde"
Bonnie and Clyde tells a beautifully stylized modern-day, acrid fairy tale. A smash with the counterculture audience, the movie takes no shame with its gritty and glorified portrayal of violence, cynicysm, and sex. Released in 1967, during
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